Warehousing C.T.S.

Develop skills in logistics, inventory management, and material handling for careers supporting broadband and infrastructure projects.

Why Study Warehousing at Highlands College?

The Warehousing Certificate of Technical Studies (C.T.S) prepares students for essential roles supporting broadband and infrastructure projects through hands-on logistics training. This program focuses on inventory management, material handling, and workplace safety. Graduates develop the skills needed to keep projects running efficiently in fast-paced warehouse and supply chain environments.

Logistics and Supply Chain Skills

Students learn how materials move through a project—from delivery to deployment. Training focuses on inventory systems, organization, and workflow processes critical to supporting construction and broadband infrastructure.

Hands-On Warehouse Training

Gain practical experience using equipment such as forklifts and pallet jacks while learning real-world warehouse operations. Students develop the ability to safely and efficiently manage materials in active environments.

Workforce-Ready Preparation

This short-term program emphasizes job-ready skills in receiving, tracking, storing, and distributing materials. Graduates are prepared to step into entry-level roles supporting a variety of industries, including broadband deployment.

Pathway to Broadband Technology C.A.S.

This program can be applied toward the Broadband Technology Certificate of Applied Science. Students can expand into broader roles that connect logistics, field operations, and infrastructure support.

What Is Warehousing and Logistics?

Warehousing and logistics involve managing the storage, movement, and distribution of materials and equipment. These roles ensure that projects have the right materials in the right place at the right time from construction to completion.

What Kinds of Jobs Do Warehousing Students Get?

Graduates work in warehousing, logistics, and supply chain operations. Roles include warehouse technician, inventory specialist, and logistics support staff. Employers include distribution centers, construction companies, and organizations supporting broadband and other infrastructure projects.

Explore Classes in Warehousing

Students learn inventory management, material handling, and warehouse safety procedures. Coursework emphasizes hands-on training and real-world logistics operations. Students develop skills needed to support fast-moving project environments. See full course details in Highlands College’s academic catalog.

Financial Aid and Tuition Note

As a Certificate, Montana Tech does not offer federal financial aid for this program. Certificate programs are also not eligible for WUE or Advantage tuition rates. If a student has interest in seeking a degree that is eligible for financial aid, they should contact the Financial Aid office at (406) 496-4223 or financialaid@mtech.edu for more information on eligibility.